Free Meta Tag Checker: Audit & Export Up to 50 URLs

URLs to scan (open per link)

We fetch each public URL only to return its metadata report. Some protected or location-dependent pages may return different results

Paste one page or switch to bulk mode to check up to 50 URLs at once

Start with Auto to let the tool choose the best fetch method. If needed, select another mode for blocked or JavaScript-rendered pages

Compare SEO scores, inspect tags and previews, copy the page head, or download the results as a CSV file

Core SEO metadata

Review the title, meta description, canonical URL and robots directives. This website metadata scraper flags missing fields and length issues, then shows whether the page appears indexable

Schema and social tags

Find detected schema types, Open Graph properties and social metadata. Preview how your page may appear on Google and how your link may look when shared on Facebook, X and LinkedIn

Bulk results you can use

Use the bulk meta tags checker to inspect up to 50 links in one run, compare results and export the audit to CSV. You can also copy individual tags or the complete HTML head for faster QA and implementation

A meta tag checker reads the HTML metadata of a public webpage and presents important SEO and social fields in one report. This tool checks the title, meta description, canonical URL, robots directives, schema, Open Graph properties and Twitter Card tags.

Yes. Use the bulk meta tags checker to submit up to 50 URLs in one run. You can compare the results and download the metadata audit as a CSV file.

Yes. The tool works as a focused website metadata scraper: it extracts predefined tags and page signals from the URLs you provide. It does not copy the page's main content or automatically crawl an entire website.

A meta scraper extracts titles, descriptions, canonical tags and social metadata. SEO scraper is broader and may also refer to tools that collect headings, links, rankings or search results.

Yes. It detects Open Graph tags and shows social previews for Facebook and LinkedIn. It also checks Twitter Card metadata and displays an X preview. Use the separate Open Graph Checker for a dedicated social-card workflow.

Yes. Paste a public URL to preview how its title, description, image and domain may appear when shared. Platform caches and rendering rules can cause the live link preview to differ slightly.

Yes. The report includes Google, Facebook, X and LinkedIn previews so you can spot missing images, weak titles or truncated descriptions before sharing the link.

No. It previews an existing public URL; it does not create a temporary preview link for a draft or private page.

No. An SEO spider discovers and crawls links across an entire website. This checker analyzes only the URL or list of URLs you submit.

A page may block automated requests, require JavaScript, rate-limit repeated checks or serve content by location. Try Auto or a browser rendering mode. Rotating proxies can help with larger automated workflows.